>>>>> "D" == Derek B Noonburg <[email protected]> writes: D> You can get something close to this by binding a mouse button (or key D> press), something like this:
D> bind ctrl-mouseRelease1 overLink "run(echo %u)" D> If there's a command that will copy text to the clipboard (I'm not sure D> if there is, but it seems like there ought to be), you could use that in D> place of "echo". $ apropos xclip xclip (1x) - command line interface to X selections (clipboard) xclipboard (1) - X clipboard client D> I'll look into adding a right-button-menu option for this. Good. P.S. I note the middle mouse button seems unoccupied (but don't occupy it with this.) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
